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November 23, 2020
Blog

Will Biden Turn the Education Department over to the Teachers Unions?
… New York Times editorialized, “The supporters of a separate department [of education] speak vaguely of the need for a federal policy on education. We believe that they misunderstand the nature of American education, which is characterized by diversity. The legitimate …
By David Boaz
February 22, 2020
The Federalist

Recovering a Strong American Conception of Property Rights
… from these sanctified heights. As the economy advanced and governments grew, vested property interests came increasingly into conflict with public policy, and it fell to the courts to demarcate the boundaries between public and private spheres. For much of our …
By William Yeatman
November 29, 2018
Blog

Keep Government Away From Twitter
… the North as “garbage people” and violence as “underrated”? None of these tweets seem to violate Twitter’s current content policy, but someone could write a content policy that would prohibit such content. Imagine developing a content policy for a …
By Matthew Feeney
Spring 2018
Regulation

Regulating Banks by Regulating Capital
… in the financial sector “caused” the downturn, you must accept that financial failures made it much worse. Effective and efficient policies that prevent such failures in the future would be most welcome. So how can changing the rules on capital …
By Michael L. Davis
January 15, 2016
Blog

Heat-related Death Projections Don’t Square with Observations
Projections of increasing rates of heat-related mortality under conditions of a warming climate do not reflect the realities of the observed human adaptive response.
By Paul C. “Chip” Knappenberger and Patrick J. Michaels
October 22, 2015
Blog

Wave of Health Insurance CO-OPs to Shut Down in Latest ACA Failure
Competition is indeed vital in health insurance markets, but the health insureance cooperatives were a bad way to try to foster this competition.
By Charles Hughes
November 21, 2014
Globe Asia

Currency Wars, the Ruble and Keynes
By Steve H. Hanke
March 1, 2013
Blog

DNA and Doctrine in the Supreme Court
This week, the Supreme Court considered whether collecting DNA from an arrestee was an unreasonable Fourth Amendment search.
By Jim Harper
February 14, 2013
Blog

How Does Immigration Impact Wages?
Many Americans are curious about the impact of immigration on the wages of other Americans.
By Alex Nowrasteh
February 18, 2010
Blog

Putting “Holds” on Hold
By Mark A. Calabria
April 1, 2009
Blog

Taxpayer Financing of Campaigns Returns
By John Samples
February 3, 2003
Freeman

Corporate Accounting: Still Evolving After All These Years
By Chris Edwards
Fall 2002
Cato Journal

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Back-Alley Banking: Private Entrepreneurs in China by Kellee S. Tsai
By John Welborn
Summer 1990
Regulation

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Broadcasting’s Future
Summer 1990
Regulation

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Will Biden Turn the Education Department over to the Teachers Unions?

Recovering a Strong American Conception of Property Rights

Keep Government Away From Twitter

Regulating Banks by Regulating Capital

Heat-related Death Projections Don’t Square with Observations

Wave of Health Insurance CO-OPs to Shut Down in Latest ACA Failure

Currency Wars, the Ruble and Keynes

DNA and Doctrine in the Supreme Court

How Does Immigration Impact Wages?

Putting “Holds” on Hold

Taxpayer Financing of Campaigns Returns

Corporate Accounting: Still Evolving After All These Years

Back-Alley Banking: Private Entrepreneurs in China by Kellee S. Tsai

Broadcasting’s Future

Let NAPAP Reign